Birth of the Federation

It was just an anecdote...

Yea, sadly, the c'n'p fleets of the feds and roms didn't add much re-watch value to the finale of the season. This makes me appreciate DS9 even more. Every major battle was different and unique. Sure, they recycled a bit here and there but this level of quality back in DS9 days even before internet-...

An interview well done. You guys definitely covered all the angles here. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the entire video.

I'm a bit late to reply but time has no meaning here anyways

wb Tethys. Hope you're doing well.

Well, at least the air in the holo environment mustn't be holographic, otherwise ending/leaving the program would cause fatal hypoxia. EDIT: According to the TNG pilot that also applies to water, which does persist outside of the holodeck. Yea, the pilot always baffles me. The snowball out of the h...

Blake00 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2020 2:45 pm pity about all their other ideas lol.

the space flowers, man... the space flowers. I can't get over them. Fracking space flowers, man!

Some of you may like to desintegrate me for saying that I like season 3 of Discovery so far.

gz for your first win ^^ that's quite something after 20 years. I remember those long, long games. As /u/mdstrek wrote, military strength is the key. It's possible to win without ever going to war or even without much battles. Just get the production going, expand carefully and try to delay first co...

It's a bit odd with Star Trek actors: very few seem to make it outside of Trek. You don't watch much Matlock apparently. https://www.domtheartist.com/2020/03/16/the-matlock-star-trek-connection/ uh Matlock? I watched a couple of episodes in the 90s when I was bored. :oops: It was nice to see Réné A...

Well, happy belated birthday ^^ I just checked his imdb because I may seen him here and there in some productions. Just can't get my head around what it was. his appearance in Babylon 5 Definitely his most noticeable appearance. It's a bit odd with Star Trek actors: very few seem to make it outside ...

Star Trek has always looked at current social issues in its episodes. With the covid 19 pandemic raging across the world, Star Trek writers could easily have developed a story line about a virulent space plague sweeping across the galaxy and afflicting all the major empires. How this affected indiv...

wild thread Flocke: you tried ;) I liked the supercluster picture a lot. While diving through this madness (thanks cd :P), I remembered a visualization of prime numbers. Well, perception is one of the most difficult things. I was on war with math in my early years but pictures like this showed me it...

Indeed @binge-watching-era. I did the exact same thing with the Expanse season 4. While I enjoyed and re-watched 1-3 a couple of times I don't feel the urge to do the same with s4 of the Expanse. Ah well Alex, I mean it's ok to stop watching the show. I'd highly recommend finishing it, though. The s...

Well, that was something. Didn't feel like Trek most of the time for me. I re-watched the first episode quite often when it came out. Didn't do that with most of the episodes that came later which tells a lot. Despite the length, the episodes always felt short for me. I'm doing an SG-1 rewatch atm a...

Same, it's like, I know what I dont like about it, I know some points, but at the same time, we're trekkies, some of those we can finagle our way around anyway. Exactly. So far, I haven't seen anything that disturbed me in a major way. There are some discussions going on here and there but that's n...

Martok wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 8:23 pm Not gonna lie: I teared up a couple times watching that trailer. This is starting to actually look good, dang it.

just watched the first episode. quite some onions got cut

great show. Already re-watched the episode a couple of times. Loving it so far. Miles better than Discovery.